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Supernatural World: The Solar Vampire #2
The Universal Lycan
There’s a darkness in Sam Zarzden he can't control.
Unlike the other Lycans in his pack who can communicate with their “wolf-half,” Sam’s shifts plunge his mind into blackness. He loses himself in a frenzied state of claws and teeth. For the safety of all those around him, he remains closed off from everyone.
Sam never believed it possible to unlock the mystery within him... until fate brings Nyssa into his life.
For reasons Sam can't explain, she's a calming presence that seems to soothe the beast within him. Traveling with a fae and platinum dragon, the trio speaks of the Universal Lycan and a prophecy forged in blood.
Their words unleash memories Sam long since locked away… which, when released, threaten to thrust him into a violent tirade once more. Is Nyssa’s presence enough to tame the raging demon within him? Or will Sam be lost to the darkness without ever learning his truth?
Unlike the other Lycans in his pack who can communicate with their “wolf-half,” Sam’s shifts plunge his mind into blackness. He loses himself in a frenzied state of claws and teeth. For the safety of all those around him, he remains closed off from everyone.
Sam never believed it possible to unlock the mystery within him... until fate brings Nyssa into his life.
For reasons Sam can't explain, she's a calming presence that seems to soothe the beast within him. Traveling with a fae and platinum dragon, the trio speaks of the Universal Lycan and a prophecy forged in blood.
Their words unleash memories Sam long since locked away… which, when released, threaten to thrust him into a violent tirade once more. Is Nyssa’s presence enough to tame the raging demon within him? Or will Sam be lost to the darkness without ever learning his truth?
240 pages, Paperback
Published March 9, 2022
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May 31, 2022
Cliff Hanger, Too many “It’s not what it looks like situations”.
There are also way too many situations where they are saying “it’s not what it looks like.” Then the antagonist flips out, looses all control, and almost kills everyone. No one tried to teach this guy meditation or something to try and control himself? Idk, it’s just too much and leaves so much unsaid. Plus the cliffhangers are insane.
There are also way too many situations where they are saying “it’s not what it looks like.” Then the antagonist flips out, looses all control, and almost kills everyone. No one tried to teach this guy meditation or something to try and control himself? Idk, it’s just too much and leaves so much unsaid. Plus the cliffhangers are insane.
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